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Book Synopsis: With an emphasis on character traits such as honesty, gratitude, and responsibility, "Ethics: An Early American Handbook" calls attention to the critical importance of character development and the role of well-formed conscience in making morally sound decisions. An understanding of the principles of ethics was never more needful than it is today. Children and adults alike will benefit from this reprint of an 1890 textbook on ethics. Written by Jacob Abbott, "Ethics: An Early American Handbook" contains the lessons that parents once used to instill moral principles in the hearts and minds of their children - in the days when Americans were renowned worldwide for their honesty and trustworthiness.
Chapter titles include:
- Truth - in which you will find out five ways people lie, and why each should be avoided.
- Profanity - why it is not only offensive, but dangerous.
- Obedience - why this unpopular virtue is so necessary.
- Conscience - why you will never be happy if you have a troubled conscience.
- Conscientiousness - why it's vital to do the best job you possibly can.
- Forgiveness - the three reactions you can have to being wronged, and why it's so important to forgive.
Additional chapters in "Ethics: An Early American Handbook" focus on the topics of industry, honesty, fidelity, justice, politeness, gratitude, benevolence, purity, repentance, treatment of enemies, and duty. (Duty to God, duties to parents, duties at school, duties to playmates, and even duties to animals!) Parents should read this classic aloud to their children and discuss it with them. This book will hopefully inspire citizens of all ages to improve their own character, which will ultimately improve the character of our whole nation.
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Are you concerned about the declining moral values in our society today? Introducing "Ethics: An Early American Handbook" - a timeless treasure that will guide you and your family towards building strong character. With its emphasis on essential virtues such as honesty, gratitude, and responsibility, this book brings back the teachings that were once used to shape the hearts and minds of generations. In a world where deceit and dishonesty run rampant, it's crucial to equip ourselves with the principles of ethics that can help us make morally sound decisions. Rediscover the wisdom of the past and instill greater integrity in your life with "Ethics: An Early American Handbook".
Written by Jacob Abbott in 1890, this book is a compilation of invaluable lessons that were once the cornerstone of American values. Through its engaging chapters, you will explore the depths of truth and understand the five ways people lie, discovering why each should be avoided. You will uncover the danger of profanity and its offensive impact. Learn why obedience, regardless of its unpopularity, is a virtue that is essential for personal growth. Understand the significance of having a clear conscience and the impact it has on your happiness. Dive into the concept of conscientiousness and discover why giving your best effort is vital. Explore the transformative power of forgiveness and why it is so important to let go of resentment.
"Ethics: An Early American Handbook" offers more than just lessons on individual virtues. It delves into various aspects of life, including industry, honesty, fidelity, justice, politeness, gratitude, benevolence, purity, repentance, treatment of enemies, and duty - from obligations to God, parents, school, playmates, and even animals. This comprehensive guide is meant to be shared with your children, allowing you to have conversations that shape their character and inspire them to become responsible citizens.
Now is the time to take action and improve not only your own character but also the character of our entire nation. Together, let's rekindle the values that made early Americans renowned worldwide for their honesty and trustworthiness. Embrace the teachings of "Ethics: An Early American Handbook" and embark on a journey of personal growth, integrity, and moral excellence.
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